Home 2023 Forums Mixes, Music & Shows Second Mix – TOAST & CHEESE … let me know what you think

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  • #31968
    abes1043
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    Deleted in error … re-uploaded:

    http://www.mixcloud.com/abes1043/toast-cheese/

    #32080
    aaron altar
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    Is this how you mix or is it just a mash up to do a mash up? Beatmatching is a little loose, as I’m sure you know. My advice would be to correct in smaller increments because it sounds like you’re too fast one second and then too slow the next. I also think the overall vibe of the two tracks is clashing. The transition at 4:06 doesn’t really sound great, the flow isn’t natural and it sounds like you’re doing an auto fade (it could be one of the tracks doing it I don’t really know) even though I know you aren’t. There’s my 2 cents, hope it helps, take it with a grain of salt.

    #32096
    abes1043
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    Thanks for the feedback. [4:06] sounds crap to me as well – autofade was not used I don’t even think my poor ittle mixer has that feature. I just slowly pulled track B out after re-introducing track A. All I could come up with for that transition. If you have a suggestion or another way to approach I’d be happy to try it out.

    “Is this how you mix or is it just a mash up to do a mash up?” … I don’t really have a set style as I’m pretty knew to this. I guess overall I’m pretty influenced by the latest set I’ve just listened to (in this case Fedde @ UMF’12) lol.

    #32106
    aaron altar
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    I’ve found that beginners get apprehensive when mixing and settle for slow fades when sometimes they just need to cut it out. Don’t settle for a compromise, just go for what you want and if it doesn’t work out try something different.

    Basically, what you made was a mash up. You took 2 tracks and put them together to make one. When you mix you play an entire set for some period of time. I can’t really offer any advice on mash ups, I’ve never made one and I have no interest in them. From a djing perspective I would want to see how you transition from one track to the next. In the interest of a dj set, the back forth nature of what you did would begin to irritate your audience after a while. In my opinion, when you’re starting out I would recommend working on intro/outro mixing from one track to the next and after you nail that you can move on to more complicated things like live mash ups, etc.

    #32107
    abes1043
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    I’ve been mixing basic intros/outros for 6 months. Thought I’d try something a little more challenging. Thanks though.

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